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US-Iran deal 'wouldn't resolve anything': Trump trapped between 'unwinnable war, unpresentable deal'
The US and Iran seek to end their conflict, but an agreement remains elusive. Ali Vaez of the International Crisis Group argues that any deal would merely restore the status quo without resolving core issues like Iran's nuclear program or sanctions.
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